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TWO DOLLARS
4 Buys n splendid watch for n
boy Will jot him to school
on time and stand n wholo lot
of hard iisndo Gtmrnnlood
Just tho same as the expen
sive ones Others from 5
750 And up
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transports
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of 55 or over SAIT LAKE 01 L UTAH
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MANENT CURE FOR
fIftIl Drunkenness and
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RUBBER STAMPS JlA IHI Y H lIIAIJr
UIIYOJO Etc Full
line Kubber Type Oulflh and uppllv In stock
Mull filers receive prompt attention
SALT LAKE STAMP CO Salt Lake City
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A Missing Souvenir
I have heard nil kinds of queer
names for much abused autbmobllo
drivers said Contractor John L
Joyce who himself Is an enthusiastic
chauffeur but tho queerest I over
heard was used n few days ago by an
old gentleman from Crab Creek I
It was tho day after Ecarnost Sa
i lows fire and I was going out on tho
11 Albert street car lino The ola gen
d tleman took a scat alongside of me
I and tho conversation turning to cur
rent events we fell to discussing the
flro
I That was quite a Ire wasnt It I
Bald tho old gentleman
Yes I replied Throe machines
destroyed
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So I heard said the old gentle
man Three machines destroyed and
now they cant find tho souvenir
Youngstown Telegram
Bread In Sheets
Women of tho Mold Indians in tho
deserts of Now Mexico make bread
in sheets no thicker than a sheet of
paper Tho corn of which the bread
Is made Is ground between two heavy
stones until It becomes very fine Then
It is mixed with water and a very thin
batter Is spread on a hot stone over
tho flro whore It Is allowed to bake
for considerable tlmo
When ono side Is baked tho other
Is turned Sheet after sheet Is baked
In this manner No salt Is used In time
batter and tho bread has a sweetish
taste It Is usually bluo taking tho
color of the corn from which it is
ado Christian Science Monitor I
His Hobby I
A gentleman formerly attached to I
the American embassy at London tolls
how an old country sexton In a certain
English town in showing visitors
round tho church yard used to stop at
one tomb and say
This ere is the tomb of Enry
Ooper an Is cloven wives
Eleven I oxcallmed a tourist on
one occasion Dear mol Thats
rather a lot isnt IU
Whereupon tho sexton looking
gravely at his questioner replied i
Well mum yet BOO it war an obby
of isn1 Harpers Magazine
Just Stood Pat
Talk about being between two fires
I a Camden man was aroused by his
wife tho other night who said she
thought a burglar was in tho house
and wanted papa to go downstairs and
chase him Papa promptly declined
Whats tho matter scornfully
I asked wlfoy are you afraid
No replied tho old man replacing
his head upon tho pillow But whllo
Im downstairs chasing the burglar
youll be going through my clothes so
its about six In one and a half dozen
in tho otherPhlladelphla Tele
graph
The Sixth Sense
In a primary school examination
over which I once had the pleasure to
preside one of the questions was with
regard to tho five senses Ono of tho
g bright pupils handled the subject
thusTho
Tho five senses are Sneezing sob
bing crying yawning coughing By
tho sixth sense Is meant an extra ono
which some folks have This Is SHOP
IngVomans Homo Companion
Sorry He Spoke
Myrtlllas beau was bantering Myr
tlllas 8 yenr old sister I hear that
Jimmy Jenkins Is courting you Elsie
ho said now dont you think hes be
ginning rather young
Oh no said the wlso child holl
probably have his mind made up to
proposo by tho tlmo were both grown
up
Specialization
DoctorWhat can I do for you
1atlent have cut index I
I my linger
Doctor Very sorry nut I am a
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specialist on the middle finger File
senile Bluctter I
A Shot at Teddy
Jed ProutYI see that Koosovolt Is
now workln on a Noo York magazine
III Holler Well theyve got tho I
right man In tho right place If hos
conductin tho ansowrstocorrospond
onto column
Not Enough For All
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TommyPop does time earth go
round
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Tommys PopYes my son but It
wouldnt if it was divided among all
the people who want Philadelphia
Record
OBFORSfiORTS
ntn
ir laur ro
Ld Go UIIjlQlil cr7
OW our baby had never
encountered a locked
M door Tho lovesome
pitpat of his busy feet
was herald at whose
coming every door In
tho house swung open
and over thresholds ho
went Into assured wel
comes
nut wo were plan
ning a tree And tho
W library door was locked
lie paused In his as
cent of tho stairs to
button in a button that
would not stay buttoned It required
much time nnd he sot down on the
step nnd with nil his ten fat woo fin
gers labored Then Das n doodle
boy he objurgated himself as he
resumed his climb of the stairs the
button buttoned Das a daryln1 ylttlo
gentleman
Ho shook the knob Waited Jug
ging on tho toes of him and discours
ing to Nlcodemus
The door remained closed
Two fat palms smote It wrathful
Opon ho commanded pease
open dls door
Nobody answered
Poor ylttlo boy ho wheedled at
keyhole zero aint nobody loves
llm
Nlcodomiis yapped and mado feints
at desertion when a dog barked out
side Fawned back and licked the
fingers where broad and honoy aroma
lingered Sat up and waved an affable
paw at him
He sat down on tho floor and gath
ered his yellow dog Into his pinafore
and hugged
Cept Nltodemus an myssef ho
said
Groatgrand came up the hall
Is you boon n bad boy dlea dran 1
ho said Is you all shutted out
Greatgrand sighed
Seems like this horse just will run
away In doleful tone and Ive got n
bone In my foot and I cant run after
him
In a wink ho was after tho rampant
steed Captured and mounted rodo
It lordlly hither and yon and when
at last ho came back from tho breath
less miles we had slipped down tho
back way and at stalrfoot waited
Slowly with dignity ho dismounted
put his steed In stall came back to
stair lmenti and legs astride and head
thrown back surveyed us from the
heights of remembered Injury Be
side him perky tonguo lolling out I
Nicodemus squatted
Long legs gathered to his chin
greatgrand ranged himself on the top
step and twlnklod
Yes sirs quoth greatgrand
shutted us all out
Our baby nodded confirmation and
Nlcodomus yawned In our faces
Mon mys Nltodemus nn mys dreat
dram ho said An mys dreatdran
Is dot a bone In his foot an I needed
to kiss mys muvver
But for three long days tho library
ddoor remained locked
And regularly after each mornings
breakfast ho mounted the stairs and
tried the knob and cogitated to Nice
domus and poked broom straws under
the door
Christmas eve we sat about a great
open fire Greatgrand loved to dig
and delvo In the rcdchnrred logs and
imprison the swarms of rosy bees
Fascinated I would watch the swirl
ing upfled sparks wondering what
phantasms of youth he saw all beautl
ful In them what faces went past In
that rosy mirage that his own should
wear so tender an answering look
Into eyes ho alone was seeing Some
times our baby would come to stand
between his knees head leaned
against his shoulder and from within
the encircling arms watch Sometimes
be would straddle one old knee and
snug his head under the down leaning
old chin gold hair and white hair com
mingled and hand over the old hand
help tho poker that prodded and plied
the embers And the wide eyes seemed
to bo seeing with the old mans vision
Ing so united he would sit
Christmas evo we sat about the
groat open fireplace Groatgrand sort
ed and piled his redcharred logs
Grandmother was watching lost In
Idleness Grand father hnd gone down
cellar for apples and In my lap my
baby was telling mo secrets We
listened beyond the singings of the
flames beyond the dcllcat soft sing
ing nnd tho sighing and the laughters
of them tho wind In the chimney
From the end of the new bnctlog the
saps distilled all the summers rains
and dews and green growings In their
vhmicher whicker Wo had hated to
shut out the skies so divinely near
they closed In upon earth with their
starry strands garlanding tho rim of
hills Our baby hud seen his first me
teor a feathered trail of ethereal lire
and a boundless splendor as tho me
teor burst and blggened Into n globe
of slyslau azure and went out And
the black violet skies seemed yet
deopllor black with that blue glory
memorled against them and the stars
pallid and cold l And my baby won
dered If there might not bo another
Christmas baby In that bluo glory Ho
wondorod whether If wed go out wo
might not find n few boys and girls
and babies that got left over when
God forgtf who had asked to have
some loft at their houses Ho wished
hod been there that night at the ox
ens Inn to ECU tho little child Boa
tie could liuvc brought It homo to his
S MI fills Imiise He wanted a baby
bd And even his sweets freighted
babble picked up that blue skymlster
and wondered about It And his eyes
were wide nnd fathomlessly sweet In
the firelight and his hand clung all
tho whllo to my face and deared It
and wove heavenly weave Into my lire
In every least little touches of It to
may lips my checks and In the com
ings homo of It to slip Into my bosom
and thoro nest
Then wo told him that It was going
to bo tho Christmas babys birthday
tomorrow and because wo so love
Gods little son we give year after
year nil life long gifts to him and to
each other on that day And tho
library door tomorrow would bo un
locked and a surprise Insldo for us
each and all
Drnclousl was his solo comment
and slowly tho happy eyes slipped
from us behind their curtainfringes
the little warm body lay heavy In my
arms Slowly Great grand unbullded
tho house of red embers and coming
over took tho little sleeper Into his
arms rocked and crooned and hugged
and Godblessed him And with
grandmothers kisses on tho wee feet
that never were still save In slumber
and grandfathers proud look Into tho
unwitting face following after I bore
him away to his crib so loved BO I
loved
Is Trismus turn
I wakened with tho words break
ing tho crystal of my dreams and kiss
ing themselves against my lips and
a fat white body embracing my head
Yes sir I managed to say through
the strangling arms of him Happy
Christmas BobforShort
Happy Christmas Bob for Short
echoed from the doorway and Hap
py Christmas Bob for Short floated I
In from boyond the east and west
shoulders of greatgrand
He shouted Ho danced Never be I
Fore had ho been met by all the fam
ily at cribside Ho jigged all over th
bed trickling blarneyments nnd
laughters at tho three gray heads that
waggled In unconscious tune to tho
pranclngs of him
Then all his yellow body apant with
haste NIcodemus hustled his fat self
up tho stairs Into tho fun ho was
missing and In his wake Katy from
her kitchen
And with a Happy Christmas to
yez Mlsthor BobferShort she sot
a gray kitten on the floor
We were all very still as he slipped
from tho bed and approached the kit
ten He had never owned a kitten Ho
eyed it In raptured silence Meou
said tho kitten
Into his cheeks tho rod crimsoned
Oh he gasped wad you tall tltty
pease wad you tall And she wagged
her tall and arched her back against
his feet and cajoled him and as ho
gathered her Into his nightgown and
tho whlto fat bare legs ran with their
treasure she broke Into loud silken
purrlngs And Nlcodemus sulked and
fell Into a helpless yellow bunch of
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He Had Never Owned a Kitten
protest when the gray kitten was held
to his nose for a kiss
And we all dawdled until Katys
bell rang third summons to breakfast
Ho went up the stairs alone Then
Nlcodomus Then Greatgrand Then
h And then tho rest of his adorers
Ho stopped at tho door
Open tho door sir said grandfa
ther
Turn on muvver he said reach
Ing hand Into my hand
So wo stepped over the threshold
together
The room was darkened The fire
light dulled behind a screen In the
center of the room a low falr branched
young cedar tree gleamed like a great
Jewel
My hand forgotten ho circled the
tree
Round and round And wo after
Das a mo butlful drum wo
caughttho murmur as ho Inventoried
Das a ylttlo tend horse Ho paused
to Jog It and In ecstasy watch Its tall
go up and down Das n ylttlo toad
froth In lint bid marble How you
sposo It dot In He tarried to In
vest g n tl nnd set It rolling for tho
kitten to chase Nlcodomus thought
It was meant for him and when ho
collided with the kitten cowed anti
scared and muttering ho fled to a Ills
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tattoo and yapped at ball and kitten
And time Inventory went on Das n
Bold watts vlUo mys Dreatdran It
dot He tarried to hunt a pocket and
deposit his watch therein But first
ho held It to ear And the murmur
resumed flat waths Is def an dum
too Das n pituro hut an das a plturo
hut an das a plturobut Dra
clotis
And Christmas was on for Dob for
Short Now York Independent
Ono thing Is Impossible to love the I
Intonsest and most fervent lovo Is I
powerless to evoke love I
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CABINET
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IK law of nature Is that n cer
loin quantity of work Is nece
of
nary to produce a certain quantity
Rood of uny kind whatever It you want
knowledge you must toll for It If food
you must toll for It and If pleasure you
must toll for It Ruskin
Quick Breads
If there Is one thing tho normal
man dotes on It Is hot breads of all
kinds and It Is hard for him to realize
that hot bread at every meal Is not
good for tho stomach
Cereal Breads Gems and breads
made from cereals are very satisfying
and nutritious They are not expen
sive and with or without fruit and
nuts are good foods
Corn Bread Take a pint of sour
milk one tablespoonful of melted lard
one egg well beaten one teaspoonful
of salt one teaspoonful of soda and
cornmeal enough to make a drop bat
ter Pour Into a greased dripping pan
and bake for half an hour This same
mixture may be used In muffin pans
A mixture of equal parts of corn
meal and flour Is better liked by
many When using sweet milk use
two teaspoonfuls of baking powder In
place of thosoda
Maryland Biscuit Sift half a tea
spoonful of salt with a quart of flour
then cut Into It two tablespoonfuls of
butter Make a stiff dough with a cup
of Ice water turn the mixture out on
tho molding board and beat with tho
rolling pin for 20 minutes turning
frequently cut Into rounds and bake
In a moderate oven The pounding of
tho dough Incloses air In It and
makes It light when expanded by the
heat
Cream Scones Mix nnd sift togeth
er two cups of flour and two teaspoon
fuls of baking powder two teaspoon
fuls of sugar and half a teaspoonful
of salt Rub Into tho mixture four
tablespoonfuls of butter add two well
beaten eggs and a third of a cup of
cream Toss on a floured board and
roll to threefourths of an Inch In
thickness Cut In squares brush with
tho whlto of egg sprinkle with sugar
and bake In a hot oven 15 minutes
Hominy GemsAdd a fourth cup of
hominy to a half cup of boiling water
and stand until the water Is absorbed
Add a cup of hot milk a half tea
spoonful of salt to a cup of cornmeal
three tablespoonfuls of butter and
three of sugar Combine mixtures
cool add two eggs and the two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder sifted In
Dent well and bake In buttered gem
pans
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HE men and women who are
lifting the world upward and
onward are those who encourage more
than criticise Elizabeth Harrison
Kitchen Utensils
Household appliances have been In
vented in most cases to sell Many
utensils which are Invaluable In a
large family are poor Investments for
a small one Any appliance should
save more time and labor than it
takes to adjust and clean It after
using
A vacuum cleaner which may cost
a small sum saves the housekeeper
much hard labor and gives time for
recreation and reading Is a good In
vestment It Is better than putting I
that amount into doctors bills
A washing machine a bread mixer
a food chopper n mop wringer and a
mangle are all great strength savers
The flrelcss cookers are savers of
time heat and labor Ono need not
buy an expensive one as tho home
made ones are very satisfactory The
steam cooker Is another valuable ap
pliance especially on tho farm or
when cooking for a large family
A zinccovered table Is the greatest
comfort to a busy housewife as It la
easy to clean hot pans and kettles
may be placed on It without Injury
The soap shaker Is always ready
to use In tho dish pan and uses the
bits of soap that might otherwise be
wasted
Tho uptodate home Is using the
gasoline engine to run tho washing
machine the wringer and tho man
gle When much sewing Is done the
power Is applied to tho sewing ma
chine In many homes they are using
the electric motor for this purpose
and to run tho vacum cleaner The
electric and alcohol Irons are becom
ing moro nnd more common
The spatula or limber knife Is In
valuable In tho kitchen and the small
wooden spoon Is so easy to stir with
and never gets hot when using around
the stove The potato ricer and sink
strainer are other useful utensils
The dustless duster which may be
bought for a quarter of a dollar Is
something which every housewife
should have It Is simply a piece ol
cheese cloth treated with oil which
holds tho dust The cloth may be
washed and Its property of holding
the dust Is not lost The cloth Is not
greasy but It gives a good polish to
woodwork
A small wheeled table with a shell
below and tho top covered with zinc
Is an addition to tho comfort of any
housowilp It may bo wheeled to
and from tho dining room thus an
SI 11 for n + 11 y and stand near tile
stove when cooking to hold the need
ed utetihlls Such a table Is Invalu
able when once used
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W L DOUGLAS
WVf A JL i tt flW s iii tan
SHOES FOR MEN
300 35Q400 WOMEN dr
BOYS SHOES 200 t2CO AND 300 BEST IN THE WORLD
The benefits lrae hides If I could take yon Into mj
t7 l
large factories IlrocUton
which apply principally
1las and show you how care
tho
to solo leather and
tariff Bole fully W L Douglas hocs aro a r
raaucati on 0
r
loather enable me made the nuporlor workmanship 1
now
Svothe and the high grade leather used
to wearer moro
BVO +
would then understand why
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value lop hIs money bat you
tar and longer vrmarlna nolIarforHcllnrlOuaranteo
53 1 93 BO and 4 chooa Sly Shoes to hold their tbapo R1 it3
look and fit hotter and wear
I could hIm
than glrohm pro
vlouatotbnttirllfruvlfton longer than any other 300 J360
or 400 hoes you can buy 1 I
Io you rnnllro that my lu > ohare been the standard foroier30 prrrdrn
years that I make andtell more 300 3X0 and 400 ihocstban tiP I f W in
any other manufacturer In the United States T Quality counts rttCriTTfvuyfe IMupla
It has made W Jj pouglas shoe a household word everywhere > hee Ca
CAUTION I name and genuine wlthuut wlnonIII1YAIE NO 9U 3 I 1 1 < U I C
It Tourdeiler ciumot oppljjoii wlltiw l iibVgUii Hiio i write for Mall Order Ottlot
W L JjotlolVS lr Hpu U Mt Brockton Ma
Household Lubricant
THE ALLAROUND OIL
IN THE HANDY EVER READY TIN OILER
Is specially selected for any need In the
home Saves tools from rusting Can can
not break Does not gum or become rancid
FOR SALK BY
MANUrACTUNIO BY
Standard Oil Com piny Continental Oil Company
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Biilin Eurprtirj1 Incorporated IneorportUd
Truth has a sliding scale regard
less of tho frank person
Bin Windows Soothing Syrup
Fbrchllaran t thlnir lOft40n tb gum redueln
pammanonanarlDW4calwm4rollsZ > aboWe
There Is no playing fast and loose
with truth in any game without
growing the worse for it Dickens
Experience is a safer and more use
ful guldo than any principle however
accurato and scientific it may bo
Buckle
A Womans Privilege
What is the latest thing In wed
dings
Generally It Is the bride
Tribute to Painters Skill
Ono of tho still Ufo paintings by
Jan van Huysen in the museum at
Tho Hague was recently Injured but
it Is believed the perpetrator was
neither vandal nor thief
Tho picture represents a basket of
fruit on which a number of Insects
have gathered On a pale yellow ap
ple which Is tho centerpiece in the
cluster of fruit Is n largo fly painted
so truo to nature so say tho officials
of the gallery that the canvas was
Injured by some one who endeavored
to shoo It and brought his cano or
hand too closo to tho canvas A
tribute to tho painters genius says
tho letter recording the fact for which
the work had to suffer
Why Do They
Why women like the baldheaded
man it Is somewhat difficult to define
It may bo because ho appears to be
Thoughtful and kind
Trustworthy and confiding Whim
sical Past the follies and frivolities
of youth
Usually successful
A man of property
Opinions why women like tho bald
headed man obtained by the Dally
Mirror are as follows
He Is not silly like young men
Ho accepts refusals of marriage so
nicely that one Is sorry one did not
accept him
The bald patch looks so clean and
nice Ono would like to kiss It
A doctor welcomes baldness when It
comes to him as It Is a sign of se
dateness and dignified learning which
Invariably Increases his practise
Progress In Railroading
Yes says tho lady whose dress
case Is covered with strange foreign
labels the way railroads are run
nowadays is a great Improvement
over what they were 60 years ago
But surely you had no experience
as a traveler CO years ago says her
friend
I dont mean that But nowadays
dont you notice when there Is a
wreck it Is always had at some point
convenient to n cluster of farm houses
where tho victims can go for coffee
and to got warm
EAGER TO WORK
Health Regained by Right Food
The average healthy man or woman
Is usually eager to be busy at some
useful task or employment
But let dyspepsia or Indigestion got
hold of one and all endeavor becomes
a burden
A year ago after recovering from
an operation writes a Michigan lady
my stomach and nerves began to give
me much trouble
At times my appetite was vora
cious but when Indulged Indigestion
followed Other times I had no appo
t Uo whatever Tho food I took did not
nourish mo and I grew weaker than
ever I lost Interest in everything and I
wanted to bo alone I had always had
good nerves but now tho merest trifle
i i would upset mo and bring on a violent I
headache Walking across the room I
I I was an effort and prescribed exorcise u
was out of tho question I I
I I had seen GrapeNuts advertised
but did not believe what I read at the I
time At last when It seemed as If I
was literally starving I began to eat
GrapeNuts
I had not been able
to work for n
year but now after two months on
GrapeNuts I am eager to bo at work I
again Sly stomach gives mo no trou
ble now my nerves are steady as ever
and interest In life and ambition have
como back with tho return to health
Head The Road to Wollvllle In
pkgs Theres a Reason
irr rend lire nlio > e leltrrt A new
fine it iiiiriirn from time In Imp they
lire KcnuliiR true stud full uf human
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Mr KnockerI had little faith in
the curative properties of your medi
cine Tho Agent But it cured you I
Mr Knocker Yes of even the little
faith I had in It 1
SAVED OLD LADYS HAIR i
My mother used to have a very bad
humor on her head which the doctors I
called an eczema and for it I had two
different doctors Her head was very
sore and her hair nearly all fell out
In spite of what they both did One
day her niece came in and they were
speaking of how her hair was fulling
out and tho doctors did it no good
She says Aunt why dont you try
Cutlcura Soap and Cutlcura Oint
ment Mother did and they helped
her In six months time the Itching
burning and scalding of her head was
over and her hair began growing To
day she feels much in debt to Cult
cura Soap and Ointment for the fine
head of hair she has for an old lady
of seventyfour
My own case was an eczema In my
feet As soon as the cold weather
came my feet would Itch and burn a 1
then they would crack open and bled
Then I thought I would flee to my
mothers friends Cutlcura Soap and
Cutlcura Ointment I did for four or
five winters and now my feet are as
smooth as any ones Ellsworth Dun
ham Hiram Me Sept 30 1909
How It Happened
He was limping down the street
with one arm In a sling and both eyes
In mourning
Whats the matter queried a
friend Automobile accident 1
No replied tho other sadly 1
met a man who couldnt take a Joke
No matter how long your neck may be
or how sore your throat Hamlins Wizard
Oil will cure it surely and quickly It
drives out all Bareness and inflammation
Many a woman Is single from choice
tho choice mado by a man who
chose another
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3F YOU HAVE
no uppctltc Indigestion flatulence Sick
Headache all run down or losing lleth you
wiil find
Tufts PiUs
lust what you need They tone up the weak
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WHO IS Women as well til men
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TO kidney and bladder trou
ble Dr Kilmers Swamp
BLAME meet tho great Kidney
uuniyii remedy promptly relieves
At Jrugglsta In fifty cent and dollar sizes
You may have a aample bottlo by mall
free also pamphlet telling all about It
Address Dr Kllmfr A Co IMneUninton N Yt